There are numerous people named Satoshi Nakamoto.
If you're smart, name at least one..
Ok.. Satoshi Nakamoto
Op deserved it though, hopefully he's
ashamed of this whole post now.
Topic: Satoshi ruined a poor man's life (Read 3352 times)
If you're smart, name at least one..
Ok.. Satoshi Nakamoto
Op deserved it though, hopefully he's
ashamed of this whole post now.
There are numerous people named Satoshi Nakamoto.
If you're smart, name at least one..
Ok.. Satoshi Nakamoto
No they are not.
There is 0 of me in the US, and that's what I originally though as well.
They're not suspicious per say, but they're not a 100% accurate when it comes to unusual names like Satoshi. However they're fully accurate if you search for common names.There is 0 of me in the US, and that's what I originally though as well.
I'm pretty sure that my own results are accurate, unless someone made a clone of me (used the same name) while I was sleeping.
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Since 1880, the name “Satoshi” was recorded 297 times in the SSA database.
Source: http://www.themeaningofnames.org/how-popular-is-my-name.php?n=satoshi&go=GoQuote
There are 1,997 people in the U.S. with the last name Nakamoto.
Source: http://howmanyofme.com/search/There you go.
This site generates rather suspisious results - try it more to see what I mean
There is 0 of me in the US, and that's what I originally though as well.
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Since 1880, the name “Satoshi” was recorded 297 times in the SSA database.
Source: http://www.themeaningofnames.org/how-popular-is-my-name.php?n=satoshi&go=GoQuote
There are 1,997 people in the U.S. with the last name Nakamoto.
Source: http://howmanyofme.com/search/There you go.
This site generates rather suspisious results - try it more to see what I mean
There is 0 of me in the US, and that's what I originally though as well.
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Since 1880, the name “Satoshi” was recorded 297 times in the SSA database.
Source: http://www.themeaningofnames.org/how-popular-is-my-name.php?n=satoshi&go=GoQuote
There are 1,997 people in the U.S. with the last name Nakamoto.
Source: http://howmanyofme.com/search/There you go.
This site generates rather suspisious results - try it more to see what I mean
Atleast it proves a point that there is more than a high chance that there's been more than 1 satoshi nakamoto alive for the last 50 years.
I'm just trying to prove my point about how stupid OP is.
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Since 1880, the name “Satoshi” was recorded 297 times in the SSA database.
Source: http://www.themeaningofnames.org/how-popular-is-my-name.php?n=satoshi&go=GoQuote
There are 1,997 people in the U.S. with the last name Nakamoto.
Source: http://howmanyofme.com/search/There you go.
This site generates rather suspisious results - try it more to see what I mean
Good night OP is retarded.
1. Its not an uncommon name
2. Don't think he knew it was going to be as big as it is today
I repeat OP is retarded
1. Its not an uncommon name
2. Don't think he knew it was going to be as big as it is today
I repeat OP is retarded
There is no way the creator of Bitcoin, isn't securely storing his Bitcoin.
I think its him personally, he's just humble. And we can value the coin at half a billion but when he would sell he would crash the price, meaning its not really worth half a billion if nobody will buy it all off him at 1 fixed price.
I think its him personally, he's just humble. And we can value the coin at half a billion but when he would sell he would crash the price, meaning its not really worth half a billion if nobody will buy it all off him at 1 fixed price.
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Since 1880, the name “Satoshi” was recorded 297 times in the SSA database.
Source: http://www.themeaningofnames.org/how-popular-is-my-name.php?n=satoshi&go=GoQuote
There are 1,997 people in the U.S. with the last name Nakamoto.
Source: http://howmanyofme.com/search/There you go.
He didn't ruin anyone's life. You can thank the reporter Leah Goodman for that.
^^^This^^^Besides, he most likely is our Satoshi, so it's his life that Leah the scummy reporter ruined!
Why are we acting like there are not richer people out there criminals are probably more interested in. It's way easier to steal gold or paper.. only a tool would attempt to physically steal a wallet. OH I GOT THE FILE YA.. now all I gotta do is solve this 35 character password... Furthermore he lives in america.. the cops would be there asap. I don't think he is in as much danger as people think he is.
How many suburban houses do you know of that are more or less completely unsecured and occupied by an elderly gentleman and his 93 year old mother that has $400-$700 million in an online currency, whereby if you get a hold of it no one can reverse the transaction? There are probably hackers that already trying to find out his IP in the unlikely event that he kept some of his wallets on a connected computer.
The scummy reporter made him a prime target for everyone from government agencies with a political agenda to violent ruthless criminals that would stop at nothing to get a hold of hundreds of millions worth of Bitcoins!
Stupid post, OP angry and can't make a proper case about it. Apparently the stupid posts nowadays don't only come from newbie accounts.
Another one added to my ignore list.
Another one added to my ignore list.
There are numerous people named Satoshi Nakamoto.
If you're so smart, name at least one..
HAHAHAHA
There are numerous people named Satoshi Nakamoto. He didn't ruin anyone's life. You can thank the reporter Leah Goodman for that.
THIS THIS AND THIS.
If you're gonna make up an online handle (screenname) that is going to become associated (or synonymous) with something as big as Bitcoin
at least be a little fucking creative and not use the name of a real guy who just happens to fit your profile and characteristics...
Hey dumbass, when the Satoshi psuedonym was chosen, bitcoin wasn't "as big" as it is today. In fact, almost nobody in the fucking world knew or cared what cryptocurrency or bitcoin were back then. It is only thanks to the efforts and struggles of the Bitcoin community over the past three years that bitcoin has grown as big as it has. at least be a little fucking creative and not use the name of a real guy who just happens to fit your profile and characteristics...
Now fuckoff back to your cave, you dipshit troll.
No, the Newsweek reporter did.
This.Besides there is no way that he's the only person named Satoshi Nakamoto.
Just ask Michael Bolton from Initech.
The way i see it Satoshi gave a poor man a free launch...
nice
There are numerous people named Satoshi Nakamoto.
If you're smart, name at least one..
Ok.. Satoshi Nakamoto
Oh god I laughed.
Why are we acting like there are not richer people out there criminals are probably more interested in. It's way easier to steal gold or paper.. only a tool would attempt to physically steal a wallet. OH I GOT THE FILE YA.. now all I gotta do is solve this 35 character password... Furthermore he lives in america.. the cops would be there asap. I don't think he is in as much danger as people think he is.
We're not just talking about people grabbing Dorian or invading his home (worst case scenario but very unlikely).We're talking about phonecalls where the attacker makes threats or claims to have taken a family member hostage, demanding bitcoin payments. This happens more than you might think to people all the way down the rich lists and can cause a tremendous amount of stress.
Dorian stands a good chance of becoming a target - for the rest of his life.
There are numerous people named Satoshi Nakamoto.
If you're so smart, name at least one..
LMAO was that a deliberate joke or are you just incredibly dimwitted?
Isn't it obvious or are you dimwitted yourself?
I'm leaning towards 'congratulations, great joke' - But the amount of dumb shit I read around here, you could forgive me for having to ask.
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